Heya, guys.
Thanks as always for the comments. I love you all. :lovestruc
@ Leesester: Oooooh, the library comes first, definitely. But...a smaller version of that window would look nice
in the library... *runs away, snickering madly*
@ nuidyaforever:: Well, if you're a consistency geek, then I'm your woman! And this is just the end of the
basegame windows. After the New Year, we move on to the EP/SP ones that I haven't posted yet. (The Bon Voyage ones are reeeeeaaaaaaly niiiiiiice...) I also still need to post a couple of basegame doors...and then the EP/SP ones of those, too. And then there's wall trim. Oh, and furniture. Who, me? Obsessive?
Plus, I'm warily eyeing concrete stuff now, in the wake of having recolored the AL "Socialite" windows. Now I want balustrades and cornices and stuff to match, dammit! *headdesk* (I'm going to KILL you, Lee...Well, OK, I'm not, because I love you too much. But...Like I NEEDED another obsession, woman?!
)
@ Zirconia Wolf: TS3? NEVER! Never, I say! I did install it on my "new" desktop, since my daughter has it (but never plays it anymore, either), just to see if it would run. It
does run, but...meh. I like neither 3's overall look nor its play style. I'm a dyed-in-the-wool Two-er, I'm afraid. I'll probably be clinging to it when The Sims 15 comes out, 'cuz I'm a stubborn, resistant-to-change old fart curmudgeon that way.
As for what I've got coming...Aside from finishing the windows/doors, maybe I'll get off my ass and put together an upload of pretty, girly floral-fabric stuff, just for something completely different...
@NixNivis: Pfft, sleep! One of the "benefits" of going through menopause is that you don't get much. And once it's done, you don't need as much, either. At least, that's what I'm told. So, more time to do stuff. Which is good because things tend to get neglected around here in favor of futzing around with Sims stuff.
In fact, I SHOULD be cleaning something right about now, what with the wedding just 10 days away, but...Here I am!
The Well Wisher is a very cute window, indeed. The heartless glass was actually my daughter's idea. She plays medieval almost exclusively and she uses that window on her middle-income houses a lot, but she haaaaaaaated the hearts. So, to shut her up, I made that version. She's the one who dubbed it the "mean" version.
And what's really funny is that, in general, I suck at interior decorating. It's probably WHY I've made myself so many options, so I don't have to think as much.
@ anna131313262: Why do I feel like your username is one of those number progressions that they put on IQ tests, where you have to figure out what the next number is?
But seriously, I'm happy to make that window more useful for you. I
have used it on occasion in houses that have two-story great rooms, but otherwise...I do wish it were smaller...